New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26
possible. without law II nccosSary;' tho emit
was profound
COLONEL FELLows FREES HIS MIND.

uE Uses A MUTUAL ADMIRATION MEETING To DE-
| LIVER Az ATTACK OK THREE NTWsPAPERs.
The County Democracy held sort oi mu'iai Hilnra-
ton meeting evening in the cooper mon 10 cee-
brate the victory In this city 10 ludSc ny tn'
spseches there was only can tate running and that
WAS Colonel John T. Fellows There was large audi
encc made up in good part OF onccholder' aud those
who hon. to be John T.. Devcin presided 1eiters Of
regret were read from Mayor Hewitt and Frederick L.
Coudert
After brief speech by the Chairman Charles IL Dnna
Editor Of Tie Sui introduced His greeting by The
audience was hearty His speech was Jolly asd gso
naured He was evidently thoroughly pleased with the
result OF the election and hs hits wore reshei by the
audience lie declared that had not Colonel Follows
been neminasl the would have bsen du one
ami the State would probably have been carried by the
Republic ans. predicted that Col'nei Fellows would
make good and efficient District Attorney.
William Dorsheimer. Editor OF The STAR spoke NJ !Jnsth
concerning the raucor and virulcuc9 with which the
campagB against Colsnel Fellows was conducted by
The World The Nc,r- York Times and The ErenJ Post,
and declared that The World was now fawnns Ike
whipped cur at the feet of those it had assalei
George s Raises Of Rochester, spoke aud then Colonel
Follows was iatrolucel Uo was greetod with tre-
mendous shout aud chesrS He lacked pale nnd " was
some time he began speaking before he warmcd up
to his od-tino vigor when he ana. there was anpio
evidence that had not forgotten tho hard words ap-
piled 10 him during the campaign lie sid IN part:
Il a me-, csn Of these WIS the ssdom Of the
mess as compared with the license OF The press agree
win what the great journalist MI Dana has
said about freedom OF To pres. Bat
tbs must not carried to. such an excess as 10
trampc under the rights OF eyery oher man Whom No
freenn tho press exercised to Tits extent II should Ia
ton Rut that is from ths action OF part o the
pess ia The recent campaign which rIuel torrents 81 abuse
i'm mercie.s manner the head OF man whose only 1n
was his opposition their pet schemes there - frdon
of the press there freedom OF speech cries OF
'hatst"l will name tho wsptpsr, mean IAey arc
The World T'is Yorl Tigcs and The Erenng Pat.
Each II possible degree than the other Ltngh
ter ana shouts oil " Give IL 30 them
correspondence stolen mon were bi.peh
to obtain letters; my home was invaded,
my servants asaci what was my treatment 81
kitchen utensils Laughter This was done Nv lnen VINO
bore he ards o. these papers And ths Is journalism IN the
nne-cuth Jury. The second OF The newspaper nave
mentioned essentially and viru ent frnien
no tbs Was on his kneos To thc
man WI was powerful Al that time II tns editor WonId
have letters he rcccret during mat limo
from tho man refer AUTOGRAPHED he could carpet ms
hall them Who pays attention 10 "hAt ihr Up.t
me Timer and me Frruing post now say No ono Wo
hal election. tho result ms uenohsIAled no"
| Lite influence they really possess
T. C. T. Ecclesine ma 10 brirf address.
Resolutions were adopted COugraiull ting inc Dcmoc
racy OF the city result o! the election
III ankn- MaVsr Hewitt for the services rendered ny
him; declaring that the Democracy - tho city are
strong enough 20 dcfv the attempt ~ newspaper
boss TO dictate nOmiH itons. ami copgratna.ns the
wOrkngmen the fact that part OF those who last
year voted George ticket have come back 10 the
Democratic fold